Navigating Cremations in Thailand: A Foreigner’s Personal Journey

This news post is a statement from one of our clients from 2023 who wanted to share her experience working with our experts at TFL and the cremation / funeral experience in Thailand overall. All personal details have been removed, and we have published this with the permission of our client. Please read below for more information. If one of your loved ones has passed away in Thailand, please contact TFL, so that we can suggest the best way to proceed. Our experts know the best way to go about this, whether or not you are able to travel to Thailand.

Death of a Family Member in Thailand

Thailand Family Law Partners (TFL) has over 30 years helping those who have lost a family member or close friend in Thailand. Whilst Thailand is an excellent place to enjoy a holiday, accidents do happen occasionally. In addition, Thailand is a top destination for retirement, which means that there is a higher percentage of older foreigners here, and when their time comes, you do not want to have to deal with more stress than necessary. This post has been written in order to give some additional information to the family members of

LTR Visa in Thailand

Thailand’s new Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa is a significant initiative by the Thai government aimed at attracting high-potential foreigners to relocate to Thailand for extended periods. This visa, which has a duration of up to 10 years (divided into two terms of five years each), is specifically designed to boost the country’s economic development and stimulate overseas investment, especially in the post-pandemic phase.

The Difference between Uncontested and Contested Divorce in Thailand

In Thailand, there are two (2) main types of divorce. The first type is an uncontested divorce. The second type of divorce in Thailand is a contested divorce. This Thailand Family Law Partners (TFL) article will review both types of divorce in Thailand and advise on which type of divorce might make the most sense for your specific situation. If you have any specific questions about divorce in Thailand, please contact Thailand Family Law Partners (TFL) by email at info@thailandfamilylaw.com or phone at +66 855 393 675. You can also use our contact page on

TFL Can Assist in Every Province of Thailand

TFL’s lawyers and solicitors can help in every province of Thailand. Our main office is located just outside Bangkok, not far from the main domestic airport (Don Meuang International Airport), and away from the traffic in the city centre of Bangkok. Around 50% of our cases are in Bangkok, with the other 50% being handled in Pattaya, Chonburi, Rayong, Samut Prakarn, Hua Hin, Koh Samui, Surat Thani, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Udon Thani, Buriram, and other parts of Thailand. TFL’s lawyers are registered to practise law in every province in the Kingdom of Thailand.